Ryan LaCroix
Director of Content and Audience DevelopmentAs KOSU's Director of Content and Audience Development, Ryan LaCroix oversees the station's broadcast, digital and engagement services that provide essential and trusted news, information, music and stories to our community.
LaCroix hosts All Things Considered, Oklahoma Rock Show and Oklahoma Music Minute. He is also a regular contributor to NPR Music and serves on the music selection committee for Norman Music Festival.
LaCroix joined KOSU’s staff in 2013 as Operations Manager. Prior to KOSU, he taught at ACM@UCO, wrote for Oklahoma Today magazine, and co-authored two books for the Oklahoma Historical Society. He holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Oklahoma and lives in a rural Oklahoma town with his wife and son.
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State and national officials celebrated the opening of the Mexican consulate in Oklahoma City with a grand inauguration ceremony Saturday. -
Beginning Monday, June 5, KOSU will bring listeners a slightly revised weekday schedule.
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Voters in 22 Oklahoma counties cast ballots in local elections Tuesday.
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A fight over education funding has caught dozens of unrelated bills in the crossfire. Now, there are questions on whether there is enough political will or time to overturn Gov. Stitt's vetoes.
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Among other things, Senate Bill 613 would punish doctors found in violation of the law by having their licenses revoked and charging them with a felony that could result in up to $100,000 in fines or ten years in prison.
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KOSU's Oklahoma Music Minute features musicians and bands from across the state. Discover some new tunes and maybe your next favorite musician.
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A bill banning gender-affirming care for minors and criminalizes care is nearing the finish line.
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Despite an unprecedented amount of support from state officials, a split vote from the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board led to no recommendation for clemency for death row inmate Richard Glossip.
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The year’s fourth, fifth and sixth inmate deaths at the Oklahoma County Detention Center occurred in a span of four days.
